Corrections Policy
Mistakes happen. When they do, RMN corrects them in public rather than silently rewriting history.
What we correct
We correct factual errors: names, dates, scores, quotes, attributions, and other material claims that are wrong or misleading. Spelling and punctuation fixes that do not change meaning may be made quietly.
How corrections appear
Material corrections are noted on the article itself—typically near the top or with an update line that states what changed. The article’s modified date is updated when a substantive correction ships.
Updates vs corrections
An update adds new information after publication. A correction fixes something that was wrong. Both should be clear to the reader when they change how the story reads.
Request a correction
If you spot an error, email matt@boro-tech.com with the article URL, the incorrect claim, and the correct information (with a source if you have one). We review correction requests and respond when a change is warranted.